Debbie C

I hope you do buy it - you will be giving yourself a real treat - I am a proud owner of three fw's right now and wouldn't part with any of them!!

smitty

1934 is quite hard to find.with the case & if decals are good, $400 would be a min. price. $200 is highway robbery. '34s have a green-lined case, brass closures.

mighty

I just purshased a beautiful 1941 for 585.00. 1934 should be worth quite a lot if in good condition.

Judith

I paid $140 for mine in absolutely mint condition. If she is happy with the $200 I think that would be great for both her and the buyer. She would have sold the machine and the buyer would have something she is going to treasure forever. INHO

Mariposa

I saw a green one listed for $800.00. I asked lots of questions, and the lady has no clue about the machine. One owner, only two feet, and no case. Looks to be in good condition tho. I told her they go for $250-$400 on-line. She said the sewing machine place told her to ask that. Guess she will have it for a long while!

denidesigns

I think the price(200) is low. If good condition should go for more. I got one for my birthday. It is a 1953 (my birthyear). I purchased from a dealer of featherweights in england. He checks them and refurbishes as necessary so ready to be used. We paid $450 and I felt it was well worth the money.

nwm50

well....i have the green/white one and paid $30 for it with attachment and great case just a few months ago. Had a 1937 sold to a board member for $225 ? I got my 1950 black near perfect-one owner machine for $237....SO i guess it depends on who is selling/buying to get these. Some people buy them for collections and i think they should be used! Just my opinion... :thumbup:

brosier

In Texas, we rarely see one for sale at less than $500

beateannkeith

You need to go out on Ebay.com and see the prices.

galvestonangel

Tell that antique guy, if he gets any in, you'll buy all he has for $50 each. He is nuts. I think $200 is a steal. I paid $450 for my first one and that was 20+/- years ago.